Humanly Possible: Review
“Bakewell exemplifies as much as she describes the lust for life and learning of humanism at its best.”
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ReadHow personality determines belief and more in the latest Microphilosophy newsletter.
ReadThinking well also requires adopting the right attitudes and being prepared to nurture effective habits. Without these “intellectual virtues” even the cleverest end up merely playing theoretical games.
ReadA new settlement is needed in which the values of freedom, equality and social solidarity are in better balance. Despite the tensions between them, they are not necessarily trapped in a zero-sum game.
ReadAustin ultimately shows that Epicurus is a pretty good guide on the journey of life, but you should let some other thinkers show you around too.
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